- Look up
expressivity,
expressive, or
expressiveness in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Expressivity,
expressiveness, and
expressive power may
refer to:...
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Expressive aphasia (also
known as Broca's aphasia) is a type of
aphasia characterized by
partial loss of the
ability to
produce language (spoken, manual...
- The
expressive therapies are the use of the
creative arts as a form of therapy,
including the
distinct disciplines expressive arts
therapy and the creative...
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Expressive suppression is
defined as the
intentional reduction of the
facial expression of an emotion. It is a
component of
emotion regulation. Expressive...
- In genetics,
expressivity is the
degree to
which a
phenotype is
expressed by
individuals having a
particular genotype. Alternatively, it may
refer to the...
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Expressive language disorder is one of the "specific
developmental disorders of
speech and language"
recognized by the
tenth edition of the International...
- An
Expressive Theory of
Punishment is a 2016 book by Bill Wringe, in
which the
author tries to
develop and
argue for what he
refers to as a "denunciatory...
- The
expressive function of law is the
effect of law to
create or
validate social norms beyond the fear of punishment. For example, the criminalization...
- The
Expressive Therapies Continuum (ETC) is a
model of
creative functioning used in the
field of art
therapy that is
applicable to
creative processes both...
- In
computer science, the
expressive power (also
called expressiveness or
expressivity) of a
language is the
breadth of
ideas that can be
represented and...
